Human Hair Lace Wigs For Beginners | Fresh Wowafrican Lace Wig Install Part 2

What'S up YouTube today, we're doing a basic Lake swag installation tutorial with one of my favorite Wow african 360-degree units, so the first thing you want to grab is a blow dryer with a cool setting. That'S gon na dry, the hair gel we're using to keep our lace in place. I'M gon na use a pair of small eyebrows scissors to cut the lace that way things are a little bit more precise. You can use any edge control product to keep your edges. Laying flat - and we also need - got to be ultra glued styling gel to hold the lace down with the wig in a ponytail you're gon na want to use your fingers to hold back the baby hairs. So they don't get in the way, then begin to cook clothes against the perimeter of the wigs hairline. Some people like to do this step on a wig head or their own head. That'S definitely advisable if you want the cut to match up with the shape of your own hairline. If you have a 360 degree lace unit like I do, you're gon na want to cut all of the lace, even the stuff in the back. If you accidentally cut some of the hairs, but it's totally fine, it happens to the best of us. Just make sure you're really careful, holding those hairs back and try to do this under good light. It really helps you see what you're doing so. I just pop the lid back on to take a look at my work. The lovely thing about this, while African unit, like I mentioned in the previous video, is that the hairs are precooked, so you're gon na get a really natural look, almost as if the wig hairs are coming out of your actual scalp, and this is just a small Suggestion for anybody who's a perfectionist you might want to go in and just bleach the knots again. That'S really gon na make the hairline look even more natural, so you can wear the wig with your hair braided or you can just have it slicked back like I do, and you want to get a wig cap that matches the color of your skin. So I have this tan one to match my scalp and I'm going to use my edge control product to slicked back my own baby hairs. That way they don't pop out under the lace of the wig. Then I'm gon na go over that with the goth to be hair gel. This is gon na act as our Glee to keep the lace down and no it's not really too much of a mess. The glue actually comes out with water, but in the description of this video I'll post, a link to a waterproof product I use whenever I go swimming and as an FYI, I'm not going to do the back of my head simply because I can't actually see that Area so now I'm quickly putting the lace wig back on I'm pulling the hairs back, so they don't get stuck under any of the excess glue and you just want to make sure you line up the hairline properly. This is kind of a pain in the butt to do again, so my voters, just on a low cool setting and I'm gon na dry, the glue for a few minutes and just until it sets and we're pretty much done with installation. Next up we're going to style the wig, which means I'm going to show you how I style the baby hair is how I pluck the parting space, all that good stuff. So, as always, I have the details on this amazing Wow African wig in the description below, but if you have any questions, feel free to leave me a comment. Make sure to like this video and subscribe and I'll see you guys in the next part of the series